Our four specially designed care homes in Bristol and North Somerset sit within the beautiful surroundings of our retirement villages. Each brings you the very best care, tailored to your needs. It’s our job to get to know you so that we can support you to get the most out of life.
Despite the challenge of Covid-19, our care homes continue to provide a safe, secure and caring environment. Our modern, award-winning buildings and expertise in infection control have helped to protect our residents from coronavirus.
In addition, the steps we are taking to keep our residents safe and support their well-being include:
Cote Lane, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, BS9 3TW
Located in a sheltered spot in the magnificent grounds of our Cote Lane retirement community, our Garden House care home in Bristol has been thoughtfully designed to give our residents the best experience of ageing. Your comfort and contentment come first and whether it’s taking a bit of ‘me’ time or engaging in activities, you choose how to enjoy your day.
Trajectus Way, Keynsham, Bristol, BS31 2GL
Our Charterhouse care home sits at the heart of The Chocolate Quarter, the St Monica Trust’s award-winning retirement village in Keynsham between Bristol and Bath. It boasts beautiful private rooms, elegantly styled communal spaces and outdoor terraces, alongside easy access to the many facilities in the retirement village itself.
Jessop Crescent, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, BS10 6TUYou’ll notice a distinctive atmosphere of warmth and friendliness at John Wills House, one of our care homes in Bristol. This is captured by the inscription that greets every visitor. Written by our team, it simply says: “Our residents do not live in our workplace, we work in their home”.
Pegasus Place, Sandford, Winscombe, BS25 5AD
Set within the scenic and tranquil grounds of the Sandford Station retirement village in North Somerset, our Russets and Sherwood care home has been skillfully created so that everyone can feel part of everyday life, no matter where they are on life’s journey.
